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They were having fun...get over it...or get used to it
WTF?? At 4:12, Duncan, Manu, and Parker came out. JET was the only starter in with 3 min's left in the game when Dirk and Harris came out. So they ran up the score for 1:12?? Avery just wasn't taking any chances. Making up 16-18 pts in 4 min's CAN happen...it's happened both ways for the Mavs this year...
And the Spurs were still playing hard with a few minutes left, so Armstrong played hard...
They were having fun...get over it...or get used to it
That really is sad that Spurs fans feel this way about AJ.
How dare AJ try to beat his old team. He should conspire with the Spurs to throw games so a team he played on 5 years ago can beat his employer now.
Ok jackass- get back to me when something other than sponsor advertising is hanging from your rafters. Until then, go get your shinebox.They were having fun...get over it...or get used to it
Manny, THANK YOU!!! I couldn't have stated it more clearly and I obviously share your sentiments completely. Avery!
Good one...and REALLY pertinant to THIS season...
How many NFL and NHL banners are down there?? (see, I can spew dumb $hit too)
I'd be honestly curious about your take on the block call on Barry, then. From the replays I saw, Barry was clearly outside of the circle and was clearly set; by textbook, that play is a charge.Someone explain to me how that wasn't a charge on Duncan!!!
Again, I don't think any call changed the outcome of the game -- the Mavericks played great and absolutely deserved to win -- but I can see the frustration of fans who believe that there was a great deal of inconsistency in the calls and non-calls; I think that's particularly true when Mark Cuban is involved in the series and has been so adamant in his complaints about NBA officiating.
The point is if you win the series and want to come in here talk a bunch of great-THEN we will actually have an accomplishment related to Dallas Maverick basketball to discuss. You win one game and all of you want to stand over you're conquest like it was for the ultimate prize. Get it? Win something first bird-not one game- an actual series-then run your smack-understand now?
Don't know...the ref's were closer to the play and have more experience than anyone here as far as calling fouls in an NBA game goes. Maybe Barry was set but leaned over to cause Howard (?) to clip his shoulder. The ref saw something...
Everyone is pointing to Duncan's 3rd foul...Duncan went crazy with a BS reason why it wasn't a foul on him...then the crowd went crazy. After that they went crazy on EVERY call...started chanting, etc. Miller / Stockton didn't seem to have a problem with the call...
I'm truly shocked at all the officiating talk around here today after what I've read on this forum about excuses over the past few months...
A.J. is just doing his job. I don't get why Pop doesn't say ANYTHING after the games, insisting that the officiating was fine, the loss was all on the players (not on him, mind you), when he turns purple with rage during the game. If it's a bad call during the game, it's a bad call an hour later, too. A.J. and Cuban work the refs like a lot of successful coaches and owners. Why don't ours?
Cuz Pop Wont Stoop To Their Level Like You You Little Whining
The Mavs bench has been celebrating like that all season. They have FUN. Nothing out of the ordinary last night...
I'm just enjoying all the officiating talk really...this place is so funny...
I've watched probably thirty Mavs games this season on TV and about a dozen in person, and I can tell you that the Dallas bench didn't celebrate like they did last night all season. They didn't even celebrate like that against Memphis last round. The bench was amped about laying the wood to their biggest rival on the road last night.
I understand that you're outnumbered and trying to defend your position, but please make an effort to stick to the facts. Thanks.
Ummm, I have watched every damn mavs game this year, even went to about 15 of them, yes they celebrate like that everytime they play and win like they did last night.
That's cool as long as you realized the Spurs see the celebrating too. Whether they do anything about it remains to be seen, but it is rarely a good idea to celebrate in the face of your opponent when there are more games to be played. A sign of an immature team.
I was about to type out this big response about how you were full of , but I saw you wrote they would celebrate like that "everytime they play and win". That's probably true.
But I'm talking about the Mavericks bench acting like they were getting fitted for rings in the beginning to middle of the third quarter.
And the Spurs don't celebrate when they are wiunning or when they make a big shot or whatever? Get over it.
Not when they go up 2-0 with 11:30 left in the 1st quarter. It's re ed, but I would expect nothing less.
Exaggerate much?
You're absolutely right! AJ might be 'nice' - if I know - but he's a compe or and everyone seems to have forgotten that. You can bet everything you own that the biggest feather he could put in his cap is to beat the Spurs and he's not going to give a sh*t how he does it. That's OK - that's playoff basketball, after all - but we sure as need to remember that the Little General intends to win.
And he can - because he learned from the best. Personally, I'm too through with him. Know thine enemy - and he's ours.
If Pop can beat his mentor Larry Brown's Championship Piston team, he should be able to beat AJ.
AJ is not ready to defeat the Master, not yet, anyway.
Exaggerate much?
The problem is obvious. Each Spur player (except Tim) had about 10 pounds too much weight in his ass.
Pop will take care of that. Probably without anesthesia.
Slomo, this is hilarious!
It should be a t-shirt.
Spoken like a fan who had two teams playing on the floor for them last night.
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